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I’m seeing the same selection problem noted by others. Not a show-stopper, but it certainly requires being careful with the posts.

I’m seeing the same problem. Widget controls are completely disabled.

Disabled the plugin and things are working again. I’ll go back to entering codes for now.

Thanks for the suggestion. I have tried deleting the cache manually, but I have not been on the specific page when I did it. I will try that again. I *have* tried going through the Admin menus to manually clear the cache and garbage collection, and that had inconsistent results.

I’m running WordPress 3.3.1 on a shared hosting system. It’s a pretty vanilla install running a child theme of Twenty-Eleven and a handful of plugins. I’m the only user so far, but I will be adding several more editors in the next couple of months.

Waiting for garbage collection doesn’t seem to work. After changing the page content from one Gravity Form to another, the cache was still serving the wrong page after 2 days.

Thank you! The copy-to-clipboard function may not be necessary. With the new path feature I can right-click and select “Copy link address.”

I REALLY appreciate your fast response.

Your hosting company should be able to help you find the root folder and verify that you are using the correct filename (see webmystery’s comment).

In most cases, the web root folder for a WordPress installation will contain the files index.php and wp-config.php.

Hi keilanmusic,

The place you put the php.ini file is critical. The wp-content is the wrong place.

Try using FileZilla to move it to the root of your site (depending on your hosting, it might be something like web_root or public_html).

I don’t use Simple Scripts for anything beyond installing WordPress. Once installed, I remove them from my list of installations:

1. Navigate to your Simple Scripts dashboard from your cPanel.
2. Under your list of WordPress installs select “Uninstall”. Don’t worry, it won’t remove it right away.
3. On the next screen select Option 2 (Remove from list).

Good luck.

That fixed it.

This line in my php.ini was
post_max_size = 8M

I changed it to:
post_max_size = 24M

Shayne, I saw that, but misunderstood it. I got confused (“post” means blog post, this is WordPress, right?), and forgot that it is also used in PHP.

Facepalm. Thanks, guys.

Glad you got it working. Good luck!

Open the XAMPP Control Panel and click Admin to the right of MySQL.
It should open a browser with phpmyadmin (probably at https://localhost/phpmyadmin)

1. Click Privileges tab at the top
2. Under the table select “Add a new User”
3. Fill in the login information
3.1 User Name: type a DATABASE (not WordPress) username in the text box
3.2 Host: Select Local from the drop-down
3.3 Password: Not critical for a local install

Save the username/password settings

4. In the “Database for user” box, select “Create database with same name and grant all privileges”

5. At the bottom of the screen (light blue bar) click the Go button.

From here, pick up with Step 3 at https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Installing_WordPress

Have fun.

I just started playing with the Easy Post Types plugin. For those waiting for a fix on the redirect issue, you might also try installing the Simple Custom Post Type Archives plugin (https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/simple-custom-post-type-archives/).

It fixed the problem, although I’m still working on XAMPP locally.